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Using DelphiWin32, I was able to open and build the 3 DPK files listed
below. I chose the "120" files over the "100" and "110" versions. Was that
the correct decision?

System \ IndySystem120.dpk
Core \ IndyCore120.dpk
Protocols \ dclIndyProtocols120.dpk

I also was able to open and build these 2 additional DPK files. Was that
necessary?

Core \ dclIndyCore120.dpk
Protocols \ dclIndyProtocols120.dpk

Is it sufficient to delete the files from the Lib\Indy10 and Include\Indy10
folders in the BDS\5.0 directory structure and leave the Indy9 folders
alone?

Once I delete the files from the BDS\5.0 directories, do I need to copy
files from the Indy10 build structure to the BDS\5.0 structure, or does that
happen automatically I "install" the new package? When I right-clicked on
the "bpl" file in the Delphi project window, I see there is an "Install"
menu item. Is that how I install the newly built packages? Finally, I've
never used Delphi before. Do C++ header files get created during the package
installation?

Sorry for all the questions. Teach a man to fish...

Joe


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"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> wrote in message
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> "Joe Pasquariello" <joep@fenway.com> wrote in message
> news:47603cda$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
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> > I am using 10.1.5, the version delivered with RAD2007.
>
> Then you are using a very old version.  10.2.3 is the currently available
> build.  There have been a lot of internal changes between 10.1.5 and
10.2.3.
> So whatever you are hitting may not even be an issue anymore.  Why it was
> happening in the first place, I cannot say without seeing a stack trace
> leading up to the exception.
>
> > I understand how to uninstall a package. Can you say more about
> > which files need to deleted
>
> Look for all of the "Id*" files in CodeGear's folder hierarchy.
>
> > I installed the DelphiWin32 personality, but not DelphiDotNet,
> > and when I try to open those projects, I get a message that I need
> > the DelphiDotNet personality.
>
> Because you are opening the .NET version of the files.
>
> Go into the System, Core, and Protocols subfolders and compile the
> IndySystem, IndyCore, and IndyProtocols DPK projects individually.  Do not
> compile the ones that have "Net" at the end of their filenames, as those
are
> for .NET.  The Win32 versions do not have "Net" at the end.
>
> > Does that mean I need to uninstall RAD2007 and start over?
>
> No.
>
> > If there is some way that I can purchase some support from Atozed
>
> Indy Experts
> http://www.atozed.com/indy/Experts/index.EN.aspx
>
> But why pay for something you can get for free? ;-)
>
> > It seems so strange that you are doing all of this great work to
> > improve Indy, but there are no instructions to install new versions.
>
> Because noone has any time to write them.
>
>
> Gambit
>
>